
You can't
afford it.
Catch it
anyway.
Point your phone at a real car. We read the badge, call the rarity, and it drops into your garage — your shot on one face, the studio shot on the other. It stays yours.
How it works
Three steps.
No menu.
The app opens on the camera. No splash screen, no seven-slide tutorial. You see the car, you take the car.
Point
Parking garage, red light, someone's driveway at 2am. Raise the phone. The scanner reads the nose, the flank, whatever you can frame before the light goes green.
Shoot
One tap. The photo becomes a dossier — make, model, and the rank that car has been quietly carrying its whole life. The reveal is the best part, and it's quick.
Collect
It lands in a numbered garage and it does not leave. Your shot on one face, the studio shot on the other, and XP that only ever goes up.
The ladder
13 ranks.
Three acts.
A hatchback at the bus stop is not a Zonda under a streetlight. The game knows the difference — and the card lights up to match.
Street
What drives past you every single day.
Garage
You stop walking. You'd have taken the photo anyway.
Myth
You text someone about it. You won't see another one this year.
The garage
Numbered.
And yours.
Every card gets a serial in your collection. The empty slots stay in plain sight on purpose — they're the reason you'll turn your head the next time you hear an exhaust.






Rivals
Your city
keeps score.
Whoever drives more, finds more. The board is per city, and your row sits exactly where you actually rank — we don't nudge it up to spare your feelings.
Closed beta
The hunt
starts soon.
Drop your email and you're in the first TestFlight waves. No newsletter, no drip campaign. Just the invite.
Phone is optional. We only use it for the invite.